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Las Arenas Balneario Resort was the first grand hotel in the Valencia region.

Las Arenas Balneario Resort was built on the site of a traditional 19th-century balneario and was the first grand hotel in the Valencia region. The hotel's privileged beachfront location offers impeccable ocean views and is near the vibrant city of Valencia. Guest accommodations have a private balcony or terrace with spectacular garden and sea views. Sorolla Restaurant serves modern Valencian cuisine. Las Arenas Spa for personalized treatments and chromo-therapy in a stainless steel exercise and entertainment themed pool. Las Arenas Convention Center, located within two colonnades, offers space for up to 2,000 people and an auditorium for 500 guests.

Best Restaurant for a Celebration

La Sucursal

This Michelin-starred restaurant is located inside the Modern Arts Museum (IVAM), making it a good spot for a birthday or anniversary celebration. www.restaurantelasucursal.com.

Best View

La Torre de la Catedral (aka Little Michael)

From this terrace some 167 feet (50 meters) above the city, you get a panoramic view of old Valencia.

Best Newcomer

Ricard Camarena

The former chef of Arrop restaurant has launched his own empire in Valencia; at his eponymously named eatery he infuses classic regional dishes with modern twists to great flair. www.ricardcamarena.com.

Three Top Sights

The Cathedral, Central Market and La Lonja & Oceanogràfic

Located in the city center, the Holy Grail is supposedly buried at this cathedral. The oldest market in Spain is located across the street from the Old Silk Stock Exchange (La Lonja), once an important Silk Road stop in the 15th century. The modern Oceanogràfic aquarium, Europe's largest, was designed by native son Santiago Calatrava.